Samsung is one such company, and it is making an effort to make its displays very attractive to purchasers. Monitor manufacturers have already made the decision, largely, to phase out 17", 20" and 24" and move in to primarily 19", 22" and 26" - making the larger dot pitch the default option.
Some people prefer the smaller screen with the higher resolution, whilst others want the larger screen space. This is the same as with 17" and 19" 1280x1024 monitors. The 2232bw is no stranger to PC Pros awards, having sat proudly on the A List for several months now, and it performed as well as you might expect in its first full Labs workout. A 20" widescreen has the same resolution as a 22", but obviously the dot pitch on the 20" is smaller, making it slightly sharper. Which exact size of monitor you end up with depends on the size, but also on the resolution and consequent dot pitch. 19" monitors are still square, for the most part, but anything 20" and above is now widescreen. We've already extolled the virtues of widescreen monitors many a time - gaming, Vista's sidebar, movies - and it's certainly the case that the vast majority of the monitor market is going that way. Read more As the successor to the 226BW, the 22in SyncMaster 2232BW has high standards to meet. Over the last few months we’ve looked at number of examples from IIyama, Viewsonic and Acer but with a strong presence in the PC display market many people will be considering Samsung’s effort – the 226BW. If you prefer style over substance and don't mind paying more for less, Samsung's Syncmaster 2232BW Pebble is the LCD Monitor for you.
It’s taken a long time but we’ve finally got our hands on a 22in monitor from Samsung.
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